In re AZ 175th Street LLC: Queens Mixed-Use Owner Files Second Chapter 11 After First Case Was Dismissed With a Refiling Bar

Lending & Foreclosure Filed
Date
October 10, 2026
Added to tracker
October 13, 2026
Court or forum
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of New York
State
New York
Property type
Mixed-Use
Amount / scale
$12.6 million in reported liabilities against $14 million in reported assets
Parties
Debtor: AZ 175th Street LLCCreditor (movant in prior case): UC 175th Street Apartments Holder, LLC

AZ 175th Street LLC, which owns a mixed-use building at 91-10/91-14 175th Street in Jamaica, Queens, filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition in the Eastern District of New York on October 10, 2026 (Case No. 26-44763). The petition reports about $14 million in assets and $12.6 million in liabilities. It is the owner's second Chapter 11 case: the first, filed in May 2025 as a single-asset real estate case, was dismissed in October 2025 on the secured creditor's motion, and the order barred the debtor from filing again for 180 days.

Why it matters

A repeat filing by a single-asset owner whose first case ended in a consensual dismissal with a refiling bar shows how borrowers use the automatic stay to interrupt a lender's enforcement again once the bar expires. Lenders holding loans on small New York mixed-use and multifamily assets should expect a renewed bad-faith dismissal or stay-relief motion. The first case's history should strengthen that motion, but a second round still means more delay and more legal costs.

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AZ 175th Street LLC is the single-purpose owner of a mixed-use property at 91-10/91-14 175th Street in the Jamaica section of Queens. On October 10, 2026, it filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of New York, where the case was docketed as No. 1-26-44763. A filing alert published October 12 by the bankruptcy tracker Bondoro says the petition lists roughly $14 million in assets and $12.6 million in liabilities, and that the debtor expects funds to be available for unsecured creditors. As of October 13, the public docket showed only the petition and a notice of the debtor's prior filings.

Case timeline · 6 entries Latest: October 10, 2026 — Second Chapter 11 petition filed (No. 1-26-44763)

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